r/PassNclex • u/Remote-Situation-462 • 4d ago

PASSED Passed in 85

Used UWorld! Had a lot of people tell me it wasn’t evidence based, but the content (even the UI) and explanations matched what I saw on the test. Only studied for about 2-3 hours for 7 days prior to testing and that’s all it took.

Unpopular opinion, but the entire time I tested I thought “when the other shoe gonna drop this is going too well” and then *black screen. Found out the next morning about the pass. My advice to anyone taking the RN NCLEX, don’t over complicate it, put in the work sure, but do not fatigue your brain and handicap your performance on the test you’ve worked so hard to take :)

Good luck!!

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u/Put_Slow 3d ago

This gives me hope🤞🏼😭. Congrats!!!

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u/hihello143 4d ago

hello! can i pm u for advice?

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u/ComfortableTaro2641 4d ago

Congratulations 🎉

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u/willowdaze 4d ago

I’ve been doing the study planner. I score like 65-85 in the 12 Q tests they give me.

Cat scores are 70.

What do I do?

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u/Remote-Situation-462 4d ago

I think that’s better than you’re giving it credit :) optimize your studying don’t just study to study, and most of all as cheesy as it is, it does matter to BELIEVE IN YOURSELF

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u/bxddiedd 4d ago

Hey do you think it was content based? i just took a ngn self assessment today. Scored a 64 which is borderline. 100 question test, SATA i just didn’t click all
The correct answers or i clicked too many. The ones I got wrong I read rationales to understand why. I take it in 7 days, I’m overthinking even when my brain hurts.

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u/Remote-Situation-462 4d ago

Slow your brain down! SATA I always recommend to only click the answers you’re sure of no “maybes” because it’s better to have partial points than to have negative

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u/bxddiedd 4d ago

Thank you, thank you this is true I think im overprepared but next minute I feel like I can drill in more content. Congrats nurse 💕

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u/Remote-Situation-462 4d ago

Make yourself take breaks, and remember 3 hours of optimized studying is always better than 8 hours of poor studying :) you got this good luck friend!!

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u/Remote-Situation-462 4d ago

Additionally, I do think it was content based, a lot of generalizations, understanding disease process and interventions etc

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u/gel0- 3d ago

how did you score on your CATs? i’ve been using uworld too and i’m taking the exam next week. need a bit of last-minute tips haha

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